La Grande evening observer., May 10, 1928, Image 3

;,T)uu-sflay, May 10, 1ST2K
LA GRANDE EARNING OBSERVER
'FaThrV
pocffiiT News
pridge-Luncheon ;..
; Complimentary To
I Mrs. H. B. Coburri
f- A sprint; hriilge-lunrheon that
was ono of -the lurgpst find prettiest
fcvrr to lie. given In l.u Giunilc took
place ill the Kaciijuwen Inn yestei'-'
tliiy when Mia. H. N., Asliliy nnd
li h: flyile It. .Nritz enteilnlned S
of their friends. Mrs. H. 11. Co.
Jiurn was honor Client. Mrs. C'o
knrn la leaving soon for Walla Will.-'
JH where she will join Mr. foliurn
Nl ,efitulillKhlii their home. ' ,
. An excellent roiir-coui-xe lunch
eon was gcrvcl ut 1:15 o'clock at
faihtes Hint were urruned In Hie
Inilel dining room, renterpleces of
plliU scaliiosiis, roses und tulips
iliue. cluinnlnir and siikki'hIIvo ot
springtime. I ' i ''
I'oliowInK lunrlieon. hrldKo was
played on th cmcziuinlne. Fourteen
kihles were urranKed around thv'
liimy.nnlnn. overlooking the lobby,.
Here. huRo hnskels of plnlc iipple-J
blossoms and baskets and howls of
tulips und 1 narclHHos, in profusion,
niriiln siiKuestcd the spring motif.
I, Klrsl prlxe went to Mrs. A. W.,
Kelson. Mrs. W. O. Suwyer won
Hecond nnd consolation went td Mrs.
Iiel.lle (fretn. The honor Buertt.'
lt'H. I'nlmin, wns presented with n
Kill. v f
' -Out-of-town guests wore .Mrs.
llavld I. Siloddard, of llaker. Mrs.
$ i Ouitphcll, of J-Jntepiirse, nnrt
Mrs. O. K. Holt, of Knterprlse, who
is n Riiesl at the home of lir. and
Mrs. J. I,. Ini-le.
Mrs. 'I.eiRhton led In the devo
tional. The society had a regit-'
lur limitless meeting, and will huve
Just cne more meetliiR before suiii
iiiet' adjournment, Mrs. Wheatley
will entertain. Hie aoeietv at the
irom oiner cunj'iiers in tnis and June "lue-elins.
other states. I ' . .
The Baker visitors, who were the Mni Q(.OTKe Kennedy and Mrs.
special suests. of the evenin. were a,,,,,,, Arnott were, hostesses Insl
entertained ut the. l.u Oraiulo ho- ih, , n... whi,.. nii.i, n.
lei until the hour of the chapter, (llll clUr of the i,n- auxiliary
1 T w y rarorwo io wie , tho Bl.otherhopd of Hallt-oud
hall. Thw-, the hosteia comnilt- Tll,nlen. ut the homo' of Mrs.
tee, Mrs Emma Mddle, Mrs. O. K;' Kennedy on Washlnirton avenue.
Wierhurd. Aft. Ma Noye. and Ther0 wa ,,.,, crow(, , uttenll.
Mrs. Carrie I. Stelncamp, acted as nlu-0 ,
the hostess commit lee und ca,re.l. .jWronlg ot the Kennedy home
for, the welfare und enjoyment, of wel. proty decorated with sprln.
ull the company. ! flowers, carrying; out a color
At 8 o'clock ttio chapter opened Sl,lomo 0, reii aaA wnt(,.
in uue rorm Willi tne orrieers or.
the local , chapter, . Mrs.
' lliirtmr llin vn nip Hovernl -In-
l.V'Ha .terestlnc nnd clever games wero
Mrs. J. w. Huan. about .10 neigh- Mrs. A. T, Hill will talk on t Jit In
bors and friends culled at the Bush' America,
home yesterday afternoon. The aff ; " ;'.
ernoon was spent plensuntly in via)- ! Around' 60 'members of tho W.
Hint. Those who culled brought H. .A. are eipeotod to ro to linker
reuesnmenis.-wnicn were served at tomorrow for the annual Knstern
the close of the afternoon. Airs. Oregon district rally, which is to
llaker has been here for several ; be attended by the state president,
months visiting with her parent! Mrs. Julia B. Ward, the district
and with her sisters, Mrs, Stanley deputy, Mrs. ' Adelaide Packard.
Mills and Mrs. ituth Jurkson. Mi's. Much additional Interest Is being
linker spent a week In l'ortlanri. shown due to the fact that Pr.
returning a few days ugo.' She will Klin. J. Klfleld, supreme medical
return homo to Nebraska soon. .director will be present. The-Ioi
. ' . . . ; lOrande W. B. A. will take part In
(iivl flvnliiQfoa '-- j-itho program In the afternoon when
viu i yjL auudies . .,her ranoy ,., tPttm 0( . lwu, hy
Honored at PartV Mr"- Pver Charlton 1ll per-
, itmm- m ln ihn evening when they
" " (will have the presentation of rer-,
Complimenting tho Misses Helen tlflcates and tho dedication at Iho
nnd Thelma limy, inenibera of the lllter
graduating ciuss from tne lugi
l.oney. worthy matron, In their re-' played, I'rlxes were awarded to school. Mra-rl''redcrirk Cross en' I The Women of Moosehenrt I.e.
spertlvo stntions. At the proper Mr8 c,a,ieH stoop. Mrs. Kraiik tertuined tit an attractive dinner glon will meet at the new Moore
time ror tne exemplification or too HHr,un, Mrs. Jack MoGkVan, Mrs. PKy Inst evening at her homo on hall Thursday evening. 'All niem
lnltlutory work, the l-a Qrande of-l(,rIn i.u,nn. rs. (. walilorff. 1 1 avenue. Tho table was prettily bers ure requested to lie pnsent to
Ocers retired and their places were ,rl) I ,..,. wojcrnnil Mrs. John ! appointed, with a center piece ofenjoy the evening social.
taken hy officers , from , Ksther i Adailm. One enterlalnment which
chapter, who In a most heiiutlful cautml much nierrlment was that
and Impressive manner went eat.y, member brought her baby pic
through Iho beautiful ceremonies ,,. .,,, p-h ,. ,..,.,i i i,i,.i,ilfv
of Initiation, with two candidates os muny 8ho 00llbl. The Judges
from Iji Ornmle The work wus ...,.. .,.. P M icmnedv. Mrs. c.
yellow, tulips, representing the sei j1
excellent four-course .dinner was
served by Mrs. cross. Following
dinner the evening v?ns plensuntly
spent i visiting. Friends oN.tbe
MENUS
f Tim
lnnnitKM-s of the 8t. Tetor's
ttU of tho KplKcotml rlnnch met
at I lit' l.oint' of Mis. George Hel
ii'n on y uvenup ycatcrdoy uftei1
(ioiin al 2 o'clock. There wus n
Ifooil nltcndnnce reported,
t f'omm.tte-PH were uppotnted for
a. i-iimniafco sale to he held May '2d
nl an tip ion ealo wns, rlincUHHed,
!n ho held the flint of June. After
he reKular business inee-ttnfr Airs.
Harriet McOonald read n hook on
VThe CJohk'ii Hoom." which wiUi
greatly ( enjoyed hy al) prenent.
,.' MrH. Helden nerved refi-eBluiie-nts
At I he close of the mectlnff, assisted
hy MIsh Kluie Hheuy. . The nextij
inct'LiiiK' of tho aid wilt ho held at
the lionu- of Mh. H. W. Carr,
Juno 12.
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Esther phapter Is ;; ::;
Guest At Meeting1
r
i Ah one of the outstanding" event
i)f- Iho year for 'Hope chapter Nq.
Order of -th Ka-stor itar. w ilj
iiland the meetlnif held last ; eve-;
iiliiR nt, the Masonic tomple. when.
tUey lind pb their guests, officers
fami membei-8 of Ksther chapter No,;
f of KitUei. (inests, from iliaKer
o the niimher of n1o"ut "tf(T Nvt'e
present for the festivities of the
evening and this number was In-1
creased hy a number of visitors
made exceptionally Imprefwivo hy ,,; Hunncrsett und -Mr tieoro 1 Kraduatlnir sisters v i,a Wrio ifueKta
tho music furnished nl regular In-j uowlmid. They wero ulso given 'o" night were the .Misses AgnesI 1 "
teivalH hy the quartet from Ksther' prlzoa foP t,0,. WOrk. Kollowlhg dlins, Vem Otland. Vclnm ! rloot
flinnlnr rniiinnnil nt tit- CnHunn . . tin-l UniMlniMnmnn I pane.
" i no yunit'B reirennnienin, wmrn ninu j
tenor, Mrs. June 1-Mnch. soprano. carrUMl out tho red und white color J ' ' . ;
Mrs. Grace Kos. alto and V. i 8r.npm0( Were served hy the hos-. Mrs. f'harles Crandnll entertaln
IIqsm, bass. Another very hcuitf-t (oinJ(.Ht ' ., , , ... - ed .the. So-N-H,:club Tuesday af-
fuL feature wan tfco Introduction of j . ; ' :. ) ; ' : . ' I ternoott at her homo of. South Oak.
' ..JliH. McKennon and Mrs. Jenrt'
jrnrnes' wcro complimented with a
1 tin nH If rtro)i lif ulinu'Di' In hfinni- nt
W. C.'T. U. VisitS ! tltotiv birthday unnlverHaiies. The
iliicrnoon was spent . vmiuiir unti
the1 use of a -set of lights which I' , ..
have Recently been, presented to Of of a Pl'acliCr.f f.f
Hope ehniWer hy the officers, serv-;otatc i lCDiUCUl ux
invln the various, stations this year.
The. officers from ltuker, through
whose' wonderful presentation tl
work was made so impressive, were
as follows: worthy mat ron, M ri.
Mnbel HmlersoB: worthy patron,
lioy Wheeler; associate matron.
A most Interesting nnd important
institute of the lrnion c4unty W. i.
T. I, took place-yetfterilny1 after
noon nnd evening ut the Clirlstlan
Mrs. Mabel Orelsbach; conductress, J ciutrch, with Mrs, Ada H. Jolly,
playing games.
. Mrs. Crandal! served
ments.
rofresh-
Anna Grac lirotvn: associate con
ductress, Mrs. Angle Wheeler: sec
retary, Mrs. Caroline Penrod;
measurer,. , Mrs. f'lnra,. i.ungrell:
The Ifappy Henrt guild of tho
Kpiscopa! chdrch met Saturday nf-
suito president, In attendance. MnMtl,,.noon nt tnol,omo of ono of tho
By MSTKIt hlAiXV
HHKAKFaHT Htewed dried ap-
pereal, cream, hread, crtimtt
pa oca ken, maple syrup, milk, 'Of
fee. ,. . ,
iNC'HKON - Kngllsh monkey.
h-adishes and . onions, rye broad.
orange blanc mange, milk, tea.
1HNNKK Chicken doa.f.v. minted
carrots and peas, glnoe Hweet po'
tatbeH, tomato and gceen 1 pepper
HflJiMi, rhubarb sherbet, milk cof-
Keep In mind the trick of' using
carrots to stretch mor , expensive
vegetables. -They are particularly
good with green , peas and should
be. -cut In neat dice about the same
size as the pens.
it hu barb sherhet Is delicious And
joiiys visit was tno occasion or ftdvisors Mrs. C.-C,
nue."
Klgin nnd Union, and visitors from
1 ii h nilvlunr.
nui-hnl lil-inn.a Wlllnio 1 lh llnnnnae nn.l ' Pnn .1 1 ..I nn W C ' .. .. .. .
ahum, ftirs. .noien nerr; ituin, Airs. r. v. were present. auiiuuiico in
'. Jtlley- Is the L -, 7L ,"T 1
Tho tvl ternoon was , L , . - ( ,1
scrnp book ifor l .,.rin. i ui.i.n.. v
lwiunltnl. AU l.unevt Wntln wn '. .. -i'u B""m"
Hury Itoslna: Ksther. Mrs. Helen the afternoon wus nearly 60 unil L....d .i, t ihn nnror-lFup" colu. ul,'r- " ": : ' ' "
I'l.ee; Martha, Mrs. Alice Wellmn.l; ! In the evening around 76. rhyme oullt made by the girls.' The ' Wash and peel, rhubarb ami' flit 1
ICIecta. Airs. ' lred McCUllOUgh; I TIlO meeting Oliened Ut 2 O Clock ,'m.Wnnliuitinn meetn everw Mnturilnv.
into inch lengths. ..Cook In Just;
pianist. Jlrs. Mary Krokaw; ward- with devotionuls. S. K. Noison. ... . ienough wuler t pravent burning
Honoring Mr,. Au-HKln JohnJ I'".""1 """ ' ? nnd rilht
vor.- 7. i i . . i.. i. "nrougn n colander, nrop raisins
son -ann IB lenvlnir Rnfln In Innlf. 1
Mrs : Prank "t,llln't 'to cover for Mi
. . . . , ... i , i iiiiniiLrn, n'ni luininn wiin iiiiwii
her of the visitors were called upon God's j)uys" by the H"'. anil Mr Johnson's friends tlUri ZuZl
und responded with short tulks.. H. J.. Iutnum followed. They were ineheon at thd Hastv home : t0 .'the Hrlng to the boiling
uy . -Airs. ., iiooei'L . . , jiuiii. uiu io griuiine Honeneu mr
Sale
Coats
of All
and Suits
One of the Outstanding Opportunities
of the Season
This collection represents a special selection of new
Spring- Coats, each carefully chosen for its fashion
significance' as well as for its extraordinary value. -.
An opportunity for the thrifty woman to purchase
.one of .the Season's most important fashions, at great
R.nvimrst 'A ; : ' ' :.',..': ."'..'.. ..;.;':'.'."
. : :i,Readyrto-Wear and;Millinqry ' 'J-
... ii.. . !.. . i .( lt.,, ,,vt -uaun. mm-
guerue nru..iuw.. ., "" " 'I"',' ' her homo In California.
Anei ine inniutnrv worn, n num. : v e u uuunv. .
I'hiH nreepderf n verv eYCpllpnt nro. ' accompanied
rrmn which hn.l been i.rran.nd hv ltllOdes. ' .. V' OV llllniltes 111 CObl Wntf. lie
the committee, Mrs. Margaret Jn-i Mrs. Mayes, county president Hv "'""
gle and Miss Blanche C'lurk Mrs. I'matlUa, was a third speaker, her one o clock after which tho tl gelatine , Is dissolved; : lt
Audmer 1'luyle gave a violin solo. ' subject having to do with the work ' 'nt to : Ho . Lake where cool und pour Into mold of tee
"Mudilgale" by Simonettl. She was of the organization. " W ' nnt' ' 'fon visiting Preom freeser. Pack 111 four ports
accompanied by Miss Ituth Hram- Then the address of Mrs. Jollv:ri-',ls wno " jlce -toone paH Ice cream su It und
well. Miss Mima Cooper sang was heard, followed by a round Those present wero Mrs. Anna let stand two hours or longer.
'I'nttl ' Van fame" by Metculre. table conducted hy the state presl-l Anderson. M1ss Hulda, AJlderaoni'iCoiVvrlght, I8J, NKA .fiervlce. Inc.
with Mrs.- George 8. llirnlo at the denl. Mis. Para Thornton Hughes. Mrs. Margaret Lane. Mr. nnd Mrs.' I' : " y j -
piano. '"The I'rlnress" by Grieg who has for yeurs hecn on active, Honsty and the honor guests Mrs.; H nro . Biwtret Ion- for the
und ."The Mnnctt Is Tuning Her leader In the organisation, gave "", "'." ' ' 1 , " ' spring poet:. spring, ring. love. dove.
.P-Iute" by Marlon - llowere were;tulk and Mrs. J. A. Williams .page. r.. ' . -tU wt. rush, mush, grass
It ,M,,G"" 5J"! : :TZ::: ;i;rSnir ":-Tl,.l.r-.flr.:plr.:prtty. WY,
also. j i i- orgunlxaticui and at this time Mrs. . ' " I '
i.niinn-fno thn nrmrriim th f nm-1 Krank Hurdesty, local president, I , Thero-was a flno attendance lost.
' ' ... ' nmmtv nviT'iniviillnti u'nn hflit lit Pnvnl IMoip-lihnro nf Amnrlnn
were inviiea mio me uming room. ' -o... . t " "
.. . . - iwhlr-h Win. H. H. weathersnoon.
i-iare lauies enougn
2(10 iPresifieti,. ,a puiihkhi Hconiun 01 m- niKni ni ine rt'guinr meeting' 01
county organization was held nt: Jtoyal jNeighbors of America, held;
to uccommo-i wnu'n An8, " veainerspoon, h. me ik 01 i'. nan, wun Airs, jj
dule the lurge company wero!
. Remember
Mother
With Music
' . Come in and let us
play records you
think she would like.
Below are a few par-
' ticularly suited to the
day: ,
Little Mother '
I'm Waiting for Ships
That Never Come
In
, Franklin Baur -
Baby Your , Mother
Like She Babied
You .
Vaughn De Leath
Are You Lonesome
; Tonight
, Henry Burr
Mother of Mine I Still
Have You
My Stormy AVeather
Pal
Silver Masked Tenor
Silver-Haired Sweet
heart . - Lewis James
Sweet Elaine
Shannon Quartette
Songs of the Past
. No. 1 and No. 2
Songs of the Past
No. 3 and No. 4 ;
(The two records
have a medley of all
the old songs) ,
ADLERS
Music Company
county president, was in charge. W.' Weeks, oracle, presiding.
spreud alt having for their ccn-t 1 ne county organisation aecmvu 1 m arm ienxn, lenti uy me cap
ternieces bouquets of the pretty1 hold an annual convention some tain. Mrs. J. - j. White, practice
uni. ni, M.. n m Mum. time In August, for which more de- during tho evening.' . r
plireys and Mrs. I'Tunk Jtohinson i"'"1" uc . u. ; r,
nUDIHr HUD HUlVfll III UIU fimmi vnurrv Mioiu i u VIUI". Hill"
rend it nnd dwelt.
t. ' OP CXtXHTIPATION
A Ruttl Creek physician nay,
1 'constipation Is responslbla . .or
moi-e misery thaiv ouy othM. caus."
Hu immediate rellwf has been
found. A tablet oaJlod It wail. Or
derlies has beea discovered. This
tablet attracts water from the sys
tem into the lasy. dry, vacuallnff
how el called the olon. . The wutor
loosuns the dry food wasta aud
causes a gentle, thorough,' nutural
mowment without forming. a habit
or e.ver increasing the doso. '
Htop suffering from constipation,
fhew a Ilexa.ll Orderfle ut night.
Next day bright. Got 24 for 26c
today ut the nearest Rexull drug
store. Adv.
I ' Brbomf ield & Richardson
W 0ODt FEED AND LIME
iTry owe CHIEFTAN HYDRVTE foi; your lawn!
vr Successors. to Stiles & Co. .i ;J
were chairmen of I he rominltl eeH
whlch servcMl u. Uolectnhle two- nnsenieni ni o o oiock. rpp shik
coui se lunc heon. I Insr und devotlonnls followed, and
In llie lodKe room wcrel mnny.t'i" ""O'' pronrum wns enjoyed,
bouquets and baskets of tha tulips Avery Mlllerlng suns a solo, Bo
no beautiful at tills time, Mrs. An- eompnnled by. his mother, Mis.
drew l.oney havinir had cha.Bo of Krnnk MillerlnB. seeretary of tile
llie decorations, while Mrs. Charles Grnnilo W. C. -T. V. I.loyd
Orahnm had chnlBe of the decora-1 Yeck nnd Tom Hardesty played tt
tlons In the dining room. jsaicopliono duet, which was follow-
An hour of informal visiting was "i hY a hort Prennt on "W. C. T.
.nM hfnr II, -mi, n, n .lla- U. Krlpmlslllp HOUSO." A ftcr the
uerso.1. tnus concniuinir a most ne- i'""-
luff the "sifcnimer, It was decided..
! Commliteo No. 8, with Mrs.'
Gladys. IJlly chairman, will servo
nt the social meeting, .iny 2fi, It
was announced.
Announcements
Maellzabeth nnd Alice
Ijghtful evening for all who were1 Jcannettc Cooper pluyed several
privileged to share it.
.Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo B. Herr
entertained Mbnday evening ut a
surprise party, the' occasion of
which was the birthday anniver
sary of their son, Harold. Mr.
Herr is a member of the graduat
ing class ut the high school. His
friends surprised him nt about 7:30
o'clock. The evening was spent
playing games out of doors and
later in the home. Mrs. Herr serv-;
ed delightful refreshments at about
10:30 o'clock. Thoso woh enjoyed
the evening wero the Misses Jtuth
Nelderer, Maxlne Shell worth, Cle
da Harvey, Kitnlce Herr, Kvelyn
Herr, Melvin Ctuhleinan, Kenne-th
Owen, Peter Bowmnn, Kdwin Jack,
Domrld Herr and the honor guest,
Harold Herr.. J -, t
D. A. R." Members In
Enjoyable Session
1 11 i
The Dnughters of the American
Revolution met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. 1 J. ho ties hostess ut
her home on M avenue. About -'0
members were present. 'A visitor
from tho Pendleton J). A. it., Mrs.
O. K. Holt, gave a talk on "The
Correct L'se of tho Klog," which
members of tho Grande organi
zation found very interesting and
educatioii-Ll. Mrs. Holt is a past
regent of the Pendleton D. A. K.
aud is an authority on the use of
the American flag. Hhe was the
guest of Dr. Murguret Ingle.
Mrs. Lynno Bohnenkamp gave an
interesting talk on "The History of
the Klag."
Plans for observation of Klag
day, June 14, were discussed.
The V. A. Tt. will hold its annual
Flag day luncheon on that dute.
Mrs. I.ottes served refreshments
at the close of the afternoon.
The annual all-duy meeting of
tho Women's Foreign Missionary
siety of the Methodist Episcopal
church was held yesterday nt the
home of Mrs. L. S. Han ford on
iixth street, when the members
r;ent a busy and interesting day.
Mrs. It. W. Leighton, president,
opeiieu the meeting.
The morning and afternoon were
spent sewing, making a layette,
and -00 bandages und several four
Inch pads for the Isabella Fisher
hospital.
At noon a pot luck luncheon was
Icnjoyed.A Mrs. It. W. Parker had
the lesson from the book 'The'
mnusni vray iwwara Home. ' 1
violin ducts nnd solos.
Mrs. Jolly's evening address fol
lowed. Both of her addresses wore
enjoyed very much. She arrived
nere yvmiM ijuy mut iihik, ' " - athletic
1 am nigiu iur imkim. ir u iiiubihiui
today. ' She will go on to Bakerl
nnd other cities on her Kostern
Oregon tour and will stop at Pen
dleton on her w ay back to .Port
land. , . . . - . ,
Complimenting Mrs. C. O. Baker,
who Is visiting here from Tllddn,
Nob., with her parents, Mr. and
The Riverla Parent-Teacher as
sociation will meet nt Lnn Chapel
1'Ytday ' evening,. May 11, at 7
o'clock sharp, miring tho evening
loiters will he. given to those stu
dents" who hnvo earned them dur-
ilng the Inst school year In various
activities. Immediately
following the meeting the itlveria
school building will bo opened for
the. art exhibit.
. - -
The Missionary society of tho
Presbyterian church will meet at
the-church tomorrow afternoon at
2:8.' o'clock. Mrs.. IX W. Gftrimr
wlll give a tnlk 1 on , her experi
ences (11 the Hnmoan. Inlands nnd
Your 18,908 steps a day in com
fort in style when you wear
the Arch Preserver Shoe! New
styles just in!
Burnett Shoe Store
Quality Shoes -- Economy Prices
Today.
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Begin at once taking care of your skin the EATON'S Liquid Cleansing Cream way. Upon retiring, or during the day, whenever the sldn feels
dusty, drawn or tired, pat this cream gently on the face. Let it remam for few minute, so that its fine, pure oils may penetrate the pores
1111J remove all dust and powder. Then remove with soft cloth Of tiswt, tod not tha velvety, refreshed appearance of your akin. ,
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